Beijing pre tour 3/20/2008

[leonardray]

Checking old emails found one that said 75 days before cruise would receive a pre tour booklet from Oceania. Has anyone received this, we have not received ours yet. Please respond so That I might try to get in touch with someone regarding this. Thank you

[Wyatt Cruiser]

We haven't received anything either. Still waiting to find out what our Oceania arranged air is going to be. I was under the impression that we should have received something at 59 days out, which was last Friday.

[leonardray]

I emailed my TA as she is the one that said 75 days out. Expect to hear from her later today, and will pass on any information I receive.

[leonardray]

Just heard from TA, new precruise documents are being printed this week and then will be mailed. She said it is a mini brochure which we will love

[moemoe922]

I called Oceania and was told they are not doing any pre/post tours. I am trying to set up my own. I would be so grateful to hear of anything that Oceania is doing. If anyone hears, please let me know.

[leonardray]

Oceania Cruises is pleased to offer you an assortment of pre- and post-cruise options to complement and customize your cruise. Feel free to browse the options below. They contain not only a description of the land program, but also pricing and day by day itinerary information. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our cruise specialists at 800.531.5619.

 

 

 

5 Day Pre-Cruise Beijing and Xian from Beijing

 

 

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5 Days / 4 Nights ......... $1,399.00 per guest

 

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Prepare to be awed by the breathtaking grandeur of northern China, as this Land Program bridges the great capital of Beijing and Xian, once a major crossroads of the Asian trade route. It was just a little more than 25 years ago that Xian was vaulted back into the limelight when an army of terracotta warriors was unearthed on the city’s outskirts. To date, more than 10,000 figures have been exhumed, including menacing soldiers, detailed horses and archers armed with real weapons, many of which are arranged in battle formation in a museum. Experience Beijing’s Forbidden City, once the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, where China’s emperors reigned for more than 500 years, until driven out in the 1920s. North of Beijing, the Badaling section of the Great Wall stretches for miles into the rolling mountains.

 

 

 

 

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